A single cover has one job. An EP or album cover has to hold up across a whole release — the streaming tile, the back cover, the tracklist, every promo graphic that comes after it. So we design the identity first and the cover second.
That's why this costs more than a single cover and takes a little longer. It's also why it makes the rest of your release cheaper to produce: once the visual language exists, back cover design, tracklist layout and social graphics all become extensions rather than new problems.
Anything past five tracks we quote rather than guess. A twelve-track album with inserts is a genuinely different project from a three-track EP, and pretending otherwise means one of us gets a bad deal.